Dual Threading Dial Indicators for the Lesto Scintilla.
by petercd in Workshop > 3D Printing
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Dual Threading Dial Indicators for the Lesto Scintilla.
This is a remix of a Sieg SC4 indicator found on Thingiverse.
I wanted it for my elderly Lesto Scintilla which has a 2mm leadscrew thread. The Thingiverse gear was a 30 tooth, too big and skipped over the top of the threads.
I redesigned the dial face by adding 4 marks and designed a new 20T and 21T gear, with these I can cut most metric threads from 0.25 to 8mm.
Supplies
- 4 X 608ZZ bearings.
- 8mm dia shaft from an old printer.
- M6 bolt 85mm long for mounting the body.
Printed Parts.
The original body and spacer were unmodified and I have included them to save time.
The numbers were made with letter punches and filled in with a black permanent marker.
A strip of aluminium was bent and mounted to the side of the carriage.
The gear teeth were cleaned with a triangular needle file as my diy printer struggles with gears and holes.
All parts were printed in PLA, 0.2mm layer height and 30% infill, supports" to the bed" for the body.
Threading Table.
I made this threading chart using info found at an online threading dial indicator calculator.
https://www.cgtk.co.uk/metalwork/calculators/threaddialindicator
When making 2mm pitch thread, incidentally the Dremel 3000 has a threaded nose cone of M19 x2mm, I use the 20T dial and rotate the 21T dial off the leadscrew, that way I dont make a mistake and reference the wrong dial.